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Timing in horsemanship isn’t just about reacting—it’s about recognizing the subtle cues horses give before they move. Like elite athletes reading their opponents, skilled horse people pick up on micro-movements without even realizing it. But what if we could bring these unconscious skills into conscious awareness? This article explores how to refine your timing, improve your riding and groundwork, and develop a deeper connection with your horse.
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Lateralization, or a horse’s natural preference for one side, impacts movement, training, and performance. This article explores its role in both wild and domestic horses, offering expert insights on why asymmetry isn’t always a flaw but a functional trait.
Why are so many horses lame? Explore how breeding, environments, and modern care impact equine health and discover ways to support healthier movement.
